Denver Museum of Nature and Science in Denver, Colorado, had an interesting and unique beginning in 1868, when naturalist Edwin Carter collected and displayed specimens of fauna in a log cabin. In order to preserve and display this amazing collection of natural history, the Denver Museum of Nature and Science established the fossil museum in 1900 and opened to the public in 1908. Today our fossil museum still offers exciting journeys of discovery with exhibits, programs, collections and constant research. Learn about whale evolution, ancient practices used to preserve Egyptian mummies, examine fossils in the museum touch carts and observe scientists using modern technology to decipher the past. A visit to Denver Museum of Nature and Science instils a love and understanding of our natural world. READ MORE

The Andrew Carnegie Birthplace Museum by Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland welcomes you to come experience life in the 19th century, what it was like to emigrate to America with almost nothing in those days, and how Andrew Carnegie became the richest man in the world. Here visitors enjoy a fascinating and informative visit with interactive games, children's activities, temporary exhibitions, displays, weaving demonstrations and so much more, they also have a cafe and garden, a museum shop and unique events space. The Andrew Carnegie Birthplace Museum offers two wings one the original birthplace cottage of Andrew Carnegie built in the 1770's and the other, the exhibition hall built between 1925-1928 and tells the story of his life in America, the museum offers something interesting for everyone young and old, come for a memorable visit.READ MORE

The Scottish Vintage Bus Museum in Lathalmond, by Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland houses about 190 vehicles and exhibits include a fascinating selection of buses, a horse tram with intricate lining being restored to the original Victorian livery, railway rolling stock and many other vintage vehicles. The Scottish Vintage Bus Museum is open to the public every Sunday from Easter to October, with a free vintage bus service from Dunfermline on the hour and photo stops along the way, and they host many events throughout the year, come for a fascinating journey into the past.READ MORE

Hurst castle, Milford on sea is a grand and imposing tudor castle housing both a refurbished theater and a museum. Built as far back as 1544 by Henry VIII this was an impenetrable fortress designed to defend the Solent. With a impressive history that has seen the castle weather the Napoleonic wars and the world wars this giant has been a symbol of protection and has an ancient lighthouse and fascinating museum to lure the true historian. The Hurst Castle, Milford on sea is is an ancient reminder of all that is historical to Britain.READ MORE

The Perry Area Historical Society in Perry, Georgia, was founded in 1981with the aim of preserving, protecting and identifying the historical landmarks, artifacts and histories of local citizens. This historical society is perfect for bringing together like-minded people who are interested in local history as well as the surrounding areas. The historical museum at Perry Area Historical Society has a unique and interesting collection of artifacts and memorabilia dating back to the early days of Perry, and the resource room in the museum has interesting family histories and photos. Events sponsored by the Perry Area Historical Society are free and open to the public, however reservations are requested. READ MORE

The Bognor Regis Museum in Bognor Regis, West Sussex, England brings you the complete history of the town with models and information, and is a must see attraction when visiting. Incorporating the Ron Simpson Wireless Collection, and run by the Bognor Regis Local History Society, here you will find anything from rocks and fossils that are millions of years old, as well as history from before the town was even founded, right through to present day. The Bognor Regis Museum also displays and exhibit vintage cameras, an Edwardian kitchen, a scale model of the Esplanade theatre, the story of Bathing Machine Proprietor Mary Wheatland and so much more, they also have a research room with computers for access to thousands of photographs and documents as well as temporary exhibitions, come for a fascinating journey into the past.READ MORE

The Fresh Water Fishing Hall of Fame in Hayward, Wisconsin, is a unique museum that is dedicated to promoting fresh water sportfishing as well as preserving and displaying historical artifacts relating to fresh water sportfishing. More than 50 000 people visit the museum every year where there is something of interest for everyone, with displays of the first commercially built boat motor, classic lures and a record book with details of world record fish caught as well as line-class records for fresh water fishing. The "Shrine to Anglers" at The Fresh Water Fishing Hall of Fame features more than 300 mounted fish and has an interesting display of about 1000 antique motors. READ MORE

Hayward Area Historical Society in Hayward, California, was established in 1956 for the purpose of preserving local history, and today this sizeable museum consists of four galleries, a research library, archives and a cafe that serves delicious refreshments. Our historical society has, over the years, gathered a considerable collection of archival documents, photographs, paintings, school memorabilia, furniture, toys and many more items. To inform the public on past historical events, Hayward Area Historical Society offers educational programs, interpretive exhibitions, artifacts that give a true reflection of the history of our area. And at the end of an interesting and informative tour, visitors can relax at The Cannery and enjoy welcome refreshments. READ MORE

Les Musees de La Citadelle in Villefranche-sur-Mer, France is a buttresses fortification that was built in 1550 under the Duke of Savoy to defend the country. The museum houses fascinating collections, including the one hundred woman in bronze, copper and terracotta, set in a niche of rough stone. Also here are art works by Christine Boumeester and Henri Goetz exhibited throughout, and souvenir works by the great masters including Picasso, Picabia, Miro and Hartung. Les Musees de La Citadelle also has a display of historical figurines in polychrome ceramic depicting daily life in the middle ages, come for a fascinating visit and a walk back in time to the Renaissance.READ MORE

The Whitby History Museum and Children's Centre in Whitby, Ontario honours and preserves the past with a collection of artifacts brought together by interested citizens, for the benefit of the community, and giving the children a foundation for the future. This living museum is full of fascinating and interesting artifacts and they involve volunteers who love community from researchers to writers, artists, artisans, educators, business people and more, you can help their cause by offering a donation today, or joining and becoming a friend. The Whitby History Museum and Children's Centre has a collection of over 9000 artifacts which can also be viewed in the virtual museum on-line, and visitors can view historical pieces from the 1800's and up.READ MORE